your thoughts on this hitch?

[kalantar]

I have 37 bfgs on my H2 and need one of these to tow my atv on a 4x8 foldable trailer and possibly other items in the future.

There is a little play in the links, it isnt a solid fit.What do you guys think?

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=95991

[lennyrebel]

Every one of those pins allows slop in hitch. After a few miles the whole tongue is swaying and jerking. If you need that much offset you are better to get a custom drawbar made and then shim it in receiver with some light sheet metal. Better all the way around. That set up you show is sort of a one size fits all and is okay for a tent trailer.

[PaHumBug]

I agree if you're always going to need that hitch height get a solid hitch. Those are good if you tow with different hitch heights all the time but will clunk around a lot. But it will probably work....

[brad_p]

Harbor freight isnt your best quality product.

[thefinestimage]

I wouldn't trust that at all. Looks pretty iffy. I actually have a 12" drop on mine to tow my trailer. It is made by Draw-Tite. I have had it for about 7 months, and it has held up very well.

[Bimmer9938]

I have 37 bfgs on my H2 and need one of these to tow my atv on a 4x8 foldable trailer and possibly other items in the future.

Forget the hitch...I wanna see pics of the rig!

[Metallic Red]

You could take what you got there and have it welded at the correct height and renforced. Just my .02

[kalantar]

I think I am better off getting one the right size. Thanks.

If you want to see pics of my H2, ck out my previous topics.

[Fastest H-Town Realtor]

Originally Posted by brad_p

Harbor freight isnt your best quality product.

+1-Anything they sell is a consumable. Throw away quality, at best.

[HumminNBoatin']

I have 37 BFGs on mine. I use a Reece "Farm and Ranch" 8inch drop for my boat it works great.